Nonresidents in Gunnison County Colorado could face $5,000 fines and 18 months in prison if they don’t leave.
But it is not just vacation renters and temporary workers who the town has told to take a hike.
“Non-resident homeowners” are also now banned from stepping foot on their own property within county limits.
So even if someone owns a vacation home, or second house in the county, unless it is their official legal residence, the county claims the authority to arrest and imprison homeowners.
Prison. For simply being on your own private property.
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Now THAT is taking it too far.
ReplyDeleteReally. Should be satire.
DeleteIf I had a vacation home there I paid taxes on it.
ReplyDeleteI see lawsuit. The county is about to loose some money.
Don't blame them.
Deletesuing the county is like suing yourself if you pay property tax. the only winner is the lawyers.
ReplyDeleteGood point.
DeleteWhat about the No Hables, Senior Brock? Do they get a free pass? That's Rrrraaaaaaacccciiiisssssst
ReplyDelete:)
DeleteBurn the house down, collect the insurance and move on.
ReplyDeleteI imagine some might try.
DeleteSo this public health director has installed herself as the new Hitler? What a crock of horse truffles. She and others like her needs to be slapped down and forced from her job and shamed. I can see pitchforks in her future.
ReplyDeletePitchforks and more I pray.
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